A Government Group 3 Official Of The Highest Grade Career Brocade Dress Belt With Buckle; Published Hold Sevastopol and Waterloo listed below

Sevastopol and Waterloo listed below

84 mm x 127 mm

The use of an alis when enlisting into the military is not an unusual event and the Canadian expeditionary Force certainly has a number of enlistees who

in addition to a red stamping below the right eyepiece and a white stamping between the eyepieces that are only partially legible

A Government Group 3 Official Of The Highest Grade Career Brocade Dress Belt With Buckle; Published Hold Sevastopol and Waterloo listed below1942 Pattern: Buckle in brass on the right end, unmarked, illustrating a left facing spread winged eagle clenching a wreathed swastika in its talons, surrounded by a wreath of laurel leaves, the buckle measuring 47. 5 mm. Brocade dress belt in fine aluminum wire with two rows of very dark blue embroidery on the upper, interlaced with white threading, black wool sides and underside, gilt aluminum receiving clip on the left end, smooth finished dark